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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1931
Page
3
Pierre reports March accident totals 169 with 3 deaths, down from February. Motor vehicle crashes caused 70 injuries, six deaths, and seven disabilities, mirroring February, while nine other categories ranged from home to agricultural accidents with multiple fatalities. Pedestrian injuries numbered thirteen as autos caused most injuries.
Y cabinet members of the W C A at Eastern State Teachers College will hold a retreat Saturday April 12 spending Saturday afternoon night and Sunday morning at Lake Madison. It is the cabinet’s last meeting before the new administration. Members include Ada Orion Rutland president Arvilla Hollister Madison vice president Alice Fischer Madison secretary Leontine Giraud Fulton treasurer Hazel Shimmin Carthage finance chair Rena Jacobs Lennox and Vivian Coursey Lake Preston social service chairs Harriet Keller Madison program chair Inez Swanson Arlington and Helen Beck Garretson art music literature chairs Grace Arms Madison social chair Leona Headley Madison membership chair Alice Robeck Madison Big Sister chair Geraldine Westaby Madison travel chair.
Brookings April 10 Plans for the Christian Endeavor convention to be held at Dell Rapids will be broadcast over Station KFDY at State College on Saturday April 11. Miss Edith Okerlund of Toronto state president of the ration will lead the broadcast along with C W Pugsley State College president and Elkton high school. Miss Gladys Lindgren of Sioux Falls will sing contralto solos. KFDY operates at 545.1 meters or 550 kilocycles. Program runs from 2 30 to 2 p m.
John Quaal, a farmer near Sirool, improvised a grain dusting device using a 50 gallon steel barrel and a ¾ inch pipe as a crank. County Agent C F Orvis notes the barrel is modified with a diagonal pipe, a door, and an internal baffle to stir copper carbonate dust onto grain, operable by one man with low risk and winter use.
Members of the Wessington Degree of Honor lodge No. 108 met in the L O O F hall for an enjoyable program of stunts and readings prepared by Mrs. W A Warren Mrs Emma Granberg and Mrs W A Bothwell A two course lunch was served at the close of the meeting
Brookings April 10 a meeting of university and college women graduates is set for Saturday April 11 at 2 30 in the State College home economics department to form a Brookings branch of the American Association of University Women. Eligible members include holders of BA BS BPh and graduate degrees from listed colleges and universities and those with two years of academic work in approved schools. Mrs J J Yaeger Madison second vice president of the state AAUW will address the candidates.
BROOKINGS April 10 Special Dr H V Hoover 1918 State college graduate has been named chair of a committee to arrange the 35th annual American Osteopathic Association convention to be held in Seattle Washington next August Word from the association headquarters in Chicago notes Hoover’s athletic and student activity record at State college where he played center and fullback and served as 1917 team captain He later studied osteopathy at Chicago school of osteopathy class of 1927 and has practiced in Tacoma since then maintaining an active interest in sports.
Dr N E Hansen of State college an internationally known horticulturist is being considered for the Arthur Capper award of 5000 dollars and a gold medal. The honors recognize distinguished service to agriculture. Hansen is noted for 60000 seedling trees experimentation with Cossack sifalfa hardy roses and other fruits and flowers. He recently introduced the first white flowered alfalfa. He has traveled to Mongolia Siberia and northern Europe in search of hardy plants for the northwest climate.
Federal Bureau of Census data show Mitchell with 221 retail stores generating $11,130,438 in 1929 sales and a $1,282,008 payroll. Full-time employment reached 944. part-time workers included in salaries. Chains comprised 52 stores. automotive lead with $2,800,261 in sales. Local economy features 17 restaurants, 17 lumber yards, five drug stores, six jewelers, and various other shops.
The Good Will Extension club was hosted by Mrs F W Marsh and Mrs B F Ford at the Marsh home on Wednesday. Mrs Ford and Mrs Maass led a refinishing old furniture demonstration. Attendees included Mrs William Gaughran Jr of Spring Valley Minn Mrs James F Smith and Mrs N Marsh. The club is the second to sign for next year and a luncheon was served by the hostesses.
April 27 is set for the annual Cosmopolitan clubs state convention in Aberdeen, announced by Fred Witte district governor of Sioux Falls. The event gathers leaders from the COSMOS network for regional discussions and activities.
Bridal patterns and ring designs listed by White Rose Camelia Orange Blossom and Bridal Wreath styles offered by IEUELGEN'S Jewelry Shop. Promotions highlight new patterns and updated options for brides seeking decorative rings.
The article notes ancient Egyptians revered the Nile crocodile both in daily life and in death. It highlights the creature's sacred status, reflecting broader religious beliefs about animal divinities and the afterlife in ancient Egypt.
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